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A fan who is so over the top in their adoration as to come across as a completely obsessed psychopath. The folks over at brettanderson.co.uk are such psychophants that they spend their days discussing what presents to give to him and how nice his backside would look in M&S underwear.
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| 2. | psychofant | ||
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psycho + sychophant. Used to describe fans who are so obsessively sychophantic that they will like anything a band or artist does, and will like anything that band or artist likes to the point of freakish creepiness. When Brett Anderson said he liked the band "Frozen Horse" all his psychofants sent them friend requests on MySpace, even though they suck.
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| 3. | animal nitrate | ||
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A song by the britpop band Suede in the 1990's.
Another word for amyl nitrite (mostly known as poppers). "Like his dad you know that he's had
Animal nitrate in mind Oh in your council home he jumped on your bones now you're taking it time after time" Raw gay sex with poppers. |
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| 4. | BRETTCH | ||
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Brett {Adams - from Townsville} + bitch. (adj.) Calling someone a Brettch. Example: "You burnt the mushrooms on the BBQ. You're such a brettch!"
(verb). Brettching... when someone does anything remotely annoying. Example:- TJ: "Can you stop brettching!?!" Derek: "What the f*ck am I doing?!" TJ: "You're being a Brettch (adj.) by turning the BBQ knobs up and down constantly!!!" Derek: "Whatever... Brettch." |
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| 5. | Britpop | ||
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A genre of nineties British music. Not actually as poppy as the name suggests, it's a form of alternative/indie rock, often heavily influenced by The Smiths and/or David Bowie. Often male singers, but certainly not always. Look at Elastica. (despite the fact that I hate Justine Frischmann, I have to admit they are a good band.) Usually the singer will have a pronounced British (duh) accent.
Britpop bands include Oasis, Suede, (one of the best bands ever despite the fact that they never made it big in the US. Much better songs than Blur. A much better singer than Blur. Generally better than Blur in my opinion. And Blur are good.) Elastica, Blur etc. My mother: What is that awful noise?? Are you playing various Britpop bands of the nineties again and dancing and screaming in your room with two other friends who are also obsessed with Brett Anderson?
Me: YES! |
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